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Living in artificial atmospheres reduces a person’s ability to taste food. Eating in Space quickly becomes boring.
...ent’s history we need to learn to grow our own food. The cost of bringing food from Earth is a settlement killer.
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...nt to [[Luna]] in person. Then the first employees would eat all imported food for some time. Air and water would be recycled to a considerable extent wi
===The High Cost of Food===
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...e, overseer, or ruler, provideth her meat in the summer, and gathereth her food in the harvest."
...hate them are an important insect, contributing an enormous amount to our food supply.
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[[Food Processing]]<BR/>
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===Inadequate Food/Water===
*[[Food poisoning]]
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*[http://www.sallys-place.com/food/columns/gilbert/chevil.htm Sally's Place]
*[http://www.foodgenius.com/index.cgi?action=nutrition&ndb_no=2008 Food Genius]
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...ntil it provides fuel for a forest fire. New techniques of producing more food only need money to be realized.
...as a good thing his advice was not followed. There would have been excess food rotting in storage. People should have some faith in supply and demand inf
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...llar a pound astronauts eating twenty-thousand dollar a pound freeze dried food rehydrated with water from a twenty-thousand dollar a pound water recycler,
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...ant bloodshed, famine, and disease, Earth’s population exceeds 13 billion. Food and water are in short supply, refugee’s number in the hundreds of millio
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...of every pound of food shipped to the Moon is : Recycle wastes to grow new food! This copying of the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carbon_cycle carbon cycl
...t schedule. In this situation, the nutritional constraints of freeze-dried food and [[vitamins]] will be an acceptable environment to get their tasks done.
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Copper is an essential trace element in food. A typical human body contains 0,000072 kg<ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/wi
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...with some containment of some of the living species might yield results. Food, gasses, and nutrients
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Lithium is an essential trace element in food. A typical human body contains 0,000007 kg<ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/wik
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...re, a much more restricted temperature and humidity environment, lighting, food, water, furniture suitable for working, resting, eating and sleeping and wa
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...y to wait another decade just so we can then save on the cost of providing food for our astronauts by the simple ploy of sending out for Chinese when we ge
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...n look to the future as possibly having people living, working and growing food on the moon but robots must come first.
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...icial to people. There is none of that on Luna. Recycling air, water and food will require massive amounts of industry compared to farming on Earth. Tha
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...tive recycling mechanism, as it can be utilized on the non-edible parts of food plants and even human feces. This process would most likely be carried out
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...sponse time as compared to the inconvenience and expense of providing air, food and water costing more than its weight in gold to employees on Luna; then o
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...ate. The consequences of this include disruption to agriculture and global food supply, extinction of species, rising sea levels, loss of human habitat, in
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...r schedules. Since much power per person will be required to provide air, food and water, the additional power to keep a centrifuge running is unlikely to
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...sent as fertilizer to [[Lunar Polar Greenhouse|gardens]] that are growing food. Most of the pieces of a materially closed recycling life support system a
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=== Fungus and our food crops ===
About 80% of the plants we depend on for food (most of the cereals, the pulse crops, garden products, fruits and vegetabl
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...pace for use as rocket fuel and the ability to grow large scale amounts of food. Without it you are always sending expensive things up through the atmosphe
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...te. The consequences of this include disruption to agriculture and global food supply, extinction of species, rising sea levels, loss of human habitat, in
...ead to increased virgin acreage being converted to corn, soybean and other food crops. (As other foods have gone up in price due to more acreage going to
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The main problem this would pose would be cooking of food, as lower boiling points would make many foods impractical to cook. However
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...and all was ordered off and marched into six different shelters and given food, drink and blankets. They were finally told that they were on the Baltic S
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...ped back to Earth. This effort is a side product of early efforts to grow food on the Moon.
...en blended and aged back on Earth. The feed stock for the still is mostly food waste.
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The cellars have many uses from food storage to meeting room. Getting one for use as a personal living space is
...factured from waste treatment keeps the plants growing. The farms produce food, fiber, and oxygen.
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...ves a good prediction of the timing or severity of such a decline. As for food, Earth might be able to support 40 billion people. There are resources suc
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...1989, he relied solely on his handyman skills to pay the mortgage and buy food, repairing homes and making custom improvements with his customers almost e
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...ortion of New Space in which they were published. One team estimates that food for 10 on the moon could be provided for a year for $350 million. The wast
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...en possible. Proverbs 25:21 states: "If your enemies are hungry, give them food to eat..." Mathew 5:44 states: "But I say to you, love your enemies..." R
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...switchgrass, can be grown on land without competitive uses such as growing food, and with little or no irrigation or fertilizer. Again, this requires majo
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